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Teenage terrorists. How to prevent our children from becoming bad guys
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.by Semyon Borzenko [REGNUM] The other day, my 16-year-old daughter was sharing the latest news over the phone. Preparations for the OGE are underway, they gave me a role in a new school play, and appointed me as “mayor of the class.” And also - from an unknown number, an unknown citizen offered to make money from... a terrorist attack.
However, in Russia, not all boys and girls study in private schools and receive several thousand rubles each week for pocket money. In our country, tens of thousands of children live in discouraging poverty, or, let’s face it, in poverty. Of all the property, in addition to the most modest clothes, there is a second-hand smartphone, which is protected like that very egg with the needle of Koshchei the Immortal. We sympathize, but this sympathy is usually free, and is located somewhere on the periphery of the soul or consciousness. They say that the problem is obvious, but in Russia in general there is a lot that is imperfect, nothing can be done about it. But this problem can and is already turning into a big disaster. On April 17, relay cabinets were set on fire at the Gusevo station in the Smolensk region. The culprits were quickly found - three teenagers aged 13 to 16 years old gave confessions to employees of the regional FSB department. They took this step for the most banal of all possible reasons: they were recruited “in bulk” by a popular messenger for 70 thousand rubles. The money offered to wealthy people for such a crime seems absurdly insignificant - it can’t even buy a decent phone of the latest model, especially if divided among everyone. But if you look at them through the eyes of the village children, for whom such a sum is simply incredible, the picture becomes completely different. Another case is from the Samara region. On the same day, April 17, two high school students from Togliatti were detained after attempting to set fire to an Mi-8 helicopter at the Kryazh military airfield. Moreover, they already had experience in carrying out sabotage: they set fire to relay cabinets in the village of Borovka, a cell phone tower in Togliatti and a non-functioning train at the Zhigulevskoe More railway station. They are constantly trying to recruit children to carry out bloody crimes. Scans of such telephone correspondence are posted, for example, in one of the regional groups on a popular social network and are available to anyone. “... I have a proposal for you... your task is to mine... I’ll equip you... will 700k work?” “People are bio-trash... Are you ready to mine and kill mass bio-trash?” “I am offering you a very large sum in exchange for some actions... I will give you weapons, drugs, a bail of half a million, you agree to carry out a terrorist attack, I will send you a plan of a shopping center...” And it's not just about money. Anonymous people (it’s easy to guess that we are talking about unscrupulous manipulators working for the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine) offer teenagers a “dangerous but exciting adventure.” And this is quite consistent with the age-related craving of certain individuals for near-criminal romance, the fashion for the formation of youthful street groups, the tendency to violate prohibitions and rebel against everything. In this regard, it is even easier with young children than with gullible pensioners, whom the same “anonymous” send to set fire to the doors of military registration and enlistment offices and fill ballot boxes at polling stations with green stuff. First of all, schoolchildren living in new Russian territories
But it’s possible to find potential terrorists with milk still wet on their lips in any region—and the more depressed it is, the easier it is to find. One can complain about the gaps in patriotic education. You can spend class hours telling stories about the pioneer heroes of the Great Patriotic War or examine the images of Malchish-Kibalchish and Malchish-Plokhish in a literature lesson. All this is correct, but, alas, not enough. The situation is so acute that it requires special measures that cannot be left to individual enthusiasts who have realized the depth of the problem, teachers and even parents, although they should be interested in the first place. This requires urgent intervention from the Ministry of Education and numerous public-state children's associations created to replace the pioneers and the school Komsomol. All teenagers in the country need to be given information about the large-scale provocation into which they want to drag the younger generation of Russians, in the shortest possible time, in an extremely clear, clear and without sentimentality manner. And, of course, about the consequences that await those who, out of naivety, stupidity or in pursuit of money, decide to cooperate with Ukrainian “curators”: indelible shame, criminal prosecution, prison. For a long time. The question arises: shouldn’t Ukraine respond in a mirror way by recruiting teenagers from poor farms? The answer is simple: never and never. Dehumanization (and this is exactly what it is) should not become the norm for Russia. But anonymous curators and their leaders must be found. Find and punish. And there is no statute of limitations for this task. Posted by: badanov 2024-04-25 |
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